Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1887-09-13
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the published proceedings of the boar,
Extensive improvements to Bisho
Marty'a residence and che convent built
Ing are gong on and when complete
the property will be comfortable enous
to approach elegance. Bishop Mart
proposes to have things pleasant fe
himself and his assistants.
Mayor Teller has been authorized b
the council to make any disposal OF sh
city water power he may deem necessar
IN the encouragement OF manufactnrin,
enterprises. The city water powe
would be q valuable inducements
sewerage was provided along with il
Without sewerage its usefulness is limit
ed.
Assistant General Master Mechanic ]
y. Psttee. of the Milwaukee road, wa
IN Yankton Sunday looking over th
ruins of the burned shops. While her
Mr.. Pattee allowed no remark to pas
his lips which would be taken as
pointer on what the company will do
and the whole business is still yelled ii
mystery.
Some n at the court house to-day
said that Wash. R. Glenn was bein,
maliciously persecuted by some OF BIZ
religious enemies, and an attorney wht
heard the remark added words to th.
effect that the trial of the case would
produce much delicate and sensational
information. 1t is intimsted that prorain.
emit Hutchinson county men are inter
ested.
@. d. Plumb; storekeeper for this di-
vision of the Milwaukee road, who has
held office at Yankton, has been ordered
to Sioux City, where his headquarters
Will be in the future. The other en-
ployees of the company at Yankton are
ail in the CITY as yet and are at work in
the same lines as before in the old round
house building. Martin & Anderson's
lathes and other tool are being used BY
them when needed.
One week from next Sabbath the
quarter centennial of Methodism in this
CITY is to be celebrated in connection
with a grand reopening and the cleaning
oil of the entire debt upon the church
property. Divines from abroad will be
present on that occasion and every thing
will be done that is possible to make
the day memorable and Joyous to this
now prosperous aooiety in our city.
Friends take notice and lend your pres
enee.
The base ball game between Yankton
and Meckling, at Gayvllle yesterday.
resulted in q victory for Ysnkton by q
score of ID runs against 10 for Mecklipg.
The game was for q purse Of $25, and
there was q great deal of wind. besides
tho necessary ta!l.es and errors. con-
nected with it. Several people expressed
u desire to walk on somebody else's
collar, but there was no one present who
wanted his collar walked on, and peace
necessarily.
On Tuesday and Wednesday evenings,
the 18th and 29!h of this month, Yank-
ton ID promised q rare treat. On Tues.
day evening Mrs. Mary Woodbridge,
secretary of the national W. U. T. O., q
lecturer with few peers. will address our
citizens on the subject Of prohibition,
and on Wednesday evening Hon. John
b. Finch, one OF the great leaders OF the
temperance hosts. will deliver one OF his
telling lectures on the same subject.
Word comes from the Huron convention
Mrs. Woodbridge is grand III her
work.
Belle Boyd, the famous rebel spy, de-
an interesting lecture to a
small but appreciative audience at
Turner hall last night. The lecture
was not a releash Of history OF the
REBELLION, bat was Q recital OF the part
taken by Belle Boyd in the struggle.
Tue actions and adventures of the spy,
together with many eulogies for the blue
and the gray, were given and while these
subjects were interesting the voice and
manner of the speaker added new inter-
est to every word. The audience gave
the best attentions and from any OF those
who attended the public will learn that
the lecture was q treat.
From g Parkston account OF the arrest
of w. r. Glenn, now in the Yankton
jail charged with incest, it is learned
that he was first examined under q
charge of insanity and adiudged sane.
he was then arrested for incest and was
brought to Yank.on to escape the fury
of the people of Hutchinson county. He
has five daughters, from five to fifteen
years of age, and they are all victims OF
his lust. The youngest daughter was
SO badly injured by him last fall that
for a time her life was despaired Of. For
eight years he has been indalRing his
criminal propensities, maintaining
secrecy by threats OF murder.
AT MAX'S.
The most complete and varied
assortment of dry goods ever
shown in Yankton, just received.
AT MAX'S.
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